When, on 6 June, Labour Party delegates elected Joseph Muscat as their new leader, his first words were that the party will now embark on what he termed as a new political season....

It does not seem so important today, but political parties would do well to consider the fact that the students who will be starting their fourth secondary school year will be voting for the first time when the election comes in 2013....

The Malta Labour Party will today go to the ballot once again to elect a secretary general. Much is at stake for the MLP.It only seems like yesterday that Joseph Muscat, ...

The whole issue has been hijacked and turned into a racist movement by the notorious loony fame-seekers while, on the other hand, an army of do-gooders persisted...

The news that the Malta Environment and Planning Authority granted the necessary permits for a cruise liner mooring point off Xlendi must be music to the ears for the Gozo Tourism Association....

After the seventh trip around the city on the seventh day, Scripture tells us that the wall ‘fell down flat’ (Joshua 6:20), in reference to the sacking of Jericho....

The World Trade Organisation talks aimed at liberalising global trade have failed – mostly due to farm import rules, which allow countries to protect their farmers by imposing tariffs on goods in the event of price drops or import surges....

The Farsons Great Beer Festival is always a great event and attracts a good many people to something that offers just that something a bit different from the norm...

The arrival of 95 irregular immigrants on one inflatable dinghy could be of grave concern if the strategy is kept up....

Only a few months back, it seemed inconceivable to think that Serbia would be arresting and handing over men suspected to be war criminals....